Question 1

Which of the following statements regarding gifted adolescents is NOT true?
A)In many cases,they require explicit instruction.
B)They excel at information processing.
C)They begin to master an area earlier than their peers.
D)They monitor their understanding better than their nongifted counterparts.

Accepted Answer

Gifted adolescents often have advanced learning abilities that allow them to grasp concepts quickly and with less explicit instruction compared to their non-gifted peers. They are typically able to learn more independently, relying on their innate abilities for understanding and problem-solving.

Question 2

Adolescents who are gifted have a superior talent in some domain and/or
A)are creative.
B)have an above-normal average IQ,usually 130 or higher.
C)are dedicated to their studies more than average children.
D)All of these choices are correct.

Accepted Answer

Gifted adolescents typically have an above-normal average IQ, usually 130 or higher, which is a common criterion for identifying giftedness.

Question 3

Compare and contrast the constructivist and direct instruction approaches to learning.

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Question 4

Describe the Every Student Succeeds Act and the flexibility states have when implementing the law.

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Question 5

David,age seven,has been diagnosed with ADHD.All of the following are probably true for David EXCEPT
A)he will outgrow his condition by late adolescence.
B)he has difficulty working independently.
C)he is distractible.
D)he needs help to organize his work.

Accepted Answer

While some individuals with ADHD may see an improvement in their symptoms as they get older, it is not a guaranteed outcome and many continue to experience symptoms into adulthood.

Question 6

Autism spectrum disorders are characterized by
A)problems in social interaction.
B)difficulties in processing information.
C)repetitive behaviors.
D)All of these choices are correct.

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Question 7

Linda,age 12,is gifted in art.Her parents arrange for her to take a class in sculpture at a local college,but she does not take directions from the professor very well.While other students ask for support and guidance,Linda creates her sculptures totally on her own.Linda is demonstrating a characteristic of giftedness that Ellen Winner calls
A)rapid information processing.
B)precocity.
C)a passion to master.
D)marching to her own drummer.

Accepted Answer

Linda's behavior of creating her sculptures on her own, without seeking guidance or support from the professor, demonstrates the characteristic of "marching to her own drummer," which is described by Ellen Winner as a trait of gifted individuals who have their own unique perspectives and ways of doing things.

Question 8

Moira,age 13,began playing the violin at age 4.Now she can play nearly as well as her father,who is a professional musician.She seems to love her music lessons,and playing the violin seems effortless for her.Moira is demonstrating a characteristic of giftedness that Ellen Winner calls
A)rapid information processing.
B)precocity.
C)a passion to master.
D)marching to her own drummer.

Accepted Answer

Precocity refers to the early development of exceptional abilities or talents beyond what is considered normal for the individual's age. Moira started playing the violin at age 4 and is already nearly as skilled as her professional musician father, demonstrating precocity in her musical ability.

Question 9

James cannot sit still for a 75-minute college class.He gets up every 15 minutes and walks across the room to the wastebasket.He shreds his Styrofoam cup into tiny pieces,interrupts the professor to ask questions about material that has already been covered,and shouts out answers to questions without raising his hand.It is likely that James
A)is gifted and is bored in class.
B)has restless-leg syndrome.
C)has ADHD.
D)has OCD.

Accepted Answer

James displays classic symptoms of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), including impulsivity, hyperactivity, and difficulty with sustained attention.

Question 10

Ellen Winner's three characteristics of adolescents who are gifted are precocity,a passion to master,and
A)marching to their own drummer.
B)becoming easily bored.
C)external motivation.
D)slow but methodical processing of information.

Accepted Answer

Ellen Winner's third characteristic of gifted adolescents is "marching to their own drummer," meaning they often have unique personality traits, interests, perceptions, and values that differ from the norm. The other options are not mentioned as characteristic traits of gifted adolescents by Winner.

Question 11

Which of the following medications has been prescribed for the treatment of ADHD?
A)Cymbalta
B)Lisinopril
C)Ritalin
D)Resperidol

Accepted Answer

Ritalin has been specifically approved for the treatment of ADHD, while the other medications listed have different indications and are not commonly used for ADHD.

Question 12

Educating a child or adolescent with special education needs in the regular classroom full-time is called
A)mainstreaming.
B)inclusion.
C)modified education.
D)supplemented education.

Accepted Answer

Inclusion is the practice of educating children with special education needs in the regular classroom full-time. Mainstreaming refers to integrating students with special education needs into the regular classroom for certain periods of time. Modified education involves making changes to the curriculum or teaching methods to accommodate a student's learning needs. Supplemented education involves providing additional resources or support to supplement a student's education.

Question 13

ADHD is best treated with
A)medication and behavior management.
B)behavior management without medication.
C)stimulant medications.
D)antidepressant medications.

Accepted Answer

ADHD is most effectively treated with a combination of medication and behavior management. Medications, especially stimulants, are commonly used to improve symptoms, while behavior management techniques help individuals develop coping strategies and improve functioning.

Question 14

Describe the No Child Left Behind Act,its goals,and its criticisms.

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Question 15

________ is a relatively mild autism spectrum disorder in which the child has relatively good verbal language skills and a restricted range of interests and relationships.
A)Asperger syndrome
B)ADHD
C)Dyscalculia
D)None of these choices are correct.

Accepted Answer

Asperger syndrome is a relatively mild autism spectrum disorder in which the child has relatively good verbal language skills and a restricted range of interests and relationships. ADHD and Dyscalculia are not related to autism spectrum disorder.

Question 16

New treatments for ADHD include all of the following EXCEPT
A)neurofeedback.
B)exercise.
C)mindfulness training.
D)horseback riding.

Accepted Answer

While neurofeedback, exercise, and mindfulness training have been studied as potential treatments for ADHD, there is currently no evidence to support horseback riding as an effective treatment for ADHD.

Question 17

Patrice's daughter,Amber,has a severe hearing disorder which requires that she have a sign-language interpreter in order for her to learn.When Patrice meets with the education team,she is given an educational plan that was developed for another student with mild hearing problems.This plan does not meet Amber's needs.This plan does not meet the standards of
A)an IEP.
B)the No Child Left Behind Act.
C)an inclusion plan.
D)a mainstreaming plan.

Accepted Answer

An Individualized Education Plan (IEP) is a legally binding document that outlines the educational program and accommodations necessary for a student with a disability to make progress in their academics. The plan is personalized to the specific needs of the student, and in this case, the educational plan given to Patrice does not meet Amber's needs, indicating a lack of an appropriate IEP.

Question 18

A major concern of experts is that ADHD is being
A)undiagnosed.
B)incorrectly diagnosed.
C)overdiagnosed.
D)None of these choices are correct.

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Question 19

A written statement that spells out a program specifically tailored for children or adolescents with a disability is called
A)an inclusion plan.
B)a mainstreaming plan.
C)a child-centered plan.
D)an individualized education plan.

Accepted Answer

An individualized education plan (IEP) is a written statement that outlines a personalized program designed specifically for children or adolescents with a disability. The plan includes goals, accommodations, modifications, and services needed to help the child succeed in school.

Question 20

Discuss the International Society for Technology in Education's update in technology standards.

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Quiz 10: Schools

Which of the following statements regarding gifted adolescents is NOT true?

Adolescents who are gifted have a superior talent in some domain and/or

Compare and contrast the constructivist and direct instruction approaches to learning.

Describe the Every Student Succeeds Act and the flexibility states have when implementing the law.

David,age seven,has been diagnosed with ADHD.All of the following are probably true for David EXCEPT

Autism spectrum disorders are characterized by

Moira,age 13,began playing the violin at age 4.Now she can play nearly as well as her father,who is a professional musician.She seems to love her music lessons,and playing the violin seems effortless for her.Moira is demonstrating a characteristic of giftedness that Ellen Winner calls

Ellen Winner's three characteristics of adolescents who are gifted are precocity,a passion to master,and

Which of the following medications has been prescribed for the treatment of ADHD?

Educating a child or adolescent with special education needs in the regular classroom full-time is called

ADHD is best treated with

Describe the No Child Left Behind Act,its goals,and its criticisms.

________ is a relatively mild autism spectrum disorder in which the child has relatively good verbal language skills and a restricted range of interests and relationships.

New treatments for ADHD include all of the following EXCEPT

A major concern of experts is that ADHD is being

A written statement that spells out a program specifically tailored for children or adolescents with a disability is called

Discuss the International Society for Technology in Education's update in technology standards.